Sweeping historic parkland, award-winning gardens, ancient woodland and forest trails – there is something for everyone at Windsor Great Park.
Treasured by the Royal family, The Savill Garden is a tranquil place to explore rare plants from around the world, arranged in stunning seasonal displays.
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Originally created as a Royal pleasure ground, the spectacular lake at Virginia Water is now a treasured destination for families to enjoy all year round.
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Discover this enchanting woodland of twisting trails and sweet smelling flowers, located on the northern shores of Virginia Water.
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This impressive three mile long tree-lined avenue begins at the George IV Gateway at Windsor Castle and ends at the magnificent Copper Horse statue.
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With over 4,800 acres for you to explore at Windsor Great Park you are never short of something to do if escape and fun is high on your list. With a Royal history spanning over 1,000 years, you can encounter historical monuments, ancient forests and stunning horticultural displays, as well as rare wildlife, plants and fungi.
Here are some great ways to spend your time at Windsor Great Park.
Hop on your mountain bike for a breathtaking ride through Swinley Forest
Try to count how many animals there are on the 100 foot Totem Pole at Virginia Water lake.
Visit the impressive Copper Horse depicting George III on horse back at the Long Walk
Spot all of the rare birds which can be found within this Special Protection Area at Swinley Forest
Take in the stunning views of the resident deer as you enjoy a stroll along the Long Walk
Windsor Great Park is home to an impressive collection of plants and flowers from around the world which offer astounding displays to admire – and photograph – throughout the seasons!
Visit our Seasonal Highlights guide for some of our suggestions for plants that are peaking today.
Windsor Great Park has witnessed countless events throughout history, dating back to pre-Saxon times - each of which has left its own distinctive mark on this impressive landscape. From William the Conqueror using the landscape as a hunting ground, to Queen Victoria entertaining on the shores of Virginia Water – our Royal connections remain strong today under the stewardship of HRH the Duke of Edinburgh, the current Ranger of Windsor Great Park.
Share in the experiences that generations of the Monarchy have enjoyed throughout history as you wander through Windsor Great Park. To find out more, visit our Heritage section and Interactive Timeline below.
